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    Microsoft Separates Bing from Windows 11 Start Menu for EEA Users

    In a significant stride toward regulatory compliance, Microsoft has announced that it is separating Bing from the Windows 11 Start menu search for users in the European Economic Area (EEA). This adjustment is part of Microsoft's ongoing alignment with the European Union’s Digital Markets Act...
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    Electronic Poll Book Technology Innovation, Powered by Windows and Election Systems & Software

    I’m thrilled to announce our partnership with Election Systems & Software (ES&S). ES&S has chosen Windows tablets to power a new and innovative fleet of industry-leading electronic poll books! We are so proud to be the technology of choice for a company doing such important work and on such a...
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    Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista and XP to Get Choice Screen for the Default Browser

    Link Removed - Invalid URL For the next five years, Microsoft will be serving an update to all supported Windows clients in an attempt to promote end user choice when it comes down to the default browser associated with the operating system. The European Antitrust Commission accepted a...
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    Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista and XP to Get Choice Screen for the Default Browser

    Link Removed - Invalid URL For the next five years, Microsoft will be serving an update to all supported Windows clients in an attempt to promote end user choice when it comes down to the default browser associated with the operating system. The European Antitrust Commission accepted a...
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    • antitrust choice screen competition consumer choice default browser eea european union innovation internet explorer regulations rival products software technology update user experience web browser windows 7 windows 8 windows vista windows xp
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